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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you are a supervisor you are probably obligated to report the violation of the anti fraternization policy and can be disciplined yourself for failing to report it.  
The fact that he’s married isn’t really relevant for the work purposes but it sounds like they are violating a policy and, even if not, most companies have rules designed to ensure that people aren’t in a position to give their paramours work related favors (eg ensuring that they aren’t involved in the other persons evaluation or in any promotion process). [/quote]

This is OP. Him being married is relevant in this situation. But they are on the same level, so it’s not a special favors situation.[/quote]

In what world is being married "relevant"? It is not MYOB about that part. 
If you want to report the affair because it is against policy for two employees to be in a relationship, then do it in person.

If you want to tell his wife as a personal thing go right ahead. This is a separate issue from the work relationship.[/quote]

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